Iditarod Comes to Galena

Sled dogs at the Galena checkpoint

Iditarod and other news Of course we all know what is dominating the news cycle lately. Not going to perpetuate that issue. I’ve been continuing with my run training. I still kind of have a hard time getting out and running at -30F but I’ll get there. Lynn and I had to cancel our trip… Continue reading Iditarod Comes to Galena

Moose in the mirror

Lots more snow lately. Even the moose have taken to walking in trails and driveways, (can’t really blame them), instead of breaking trail just to get to food. Lynn was backing into our driveway this afternoon and had to wait while this moose calf finished trimming the brush beside our driveway. Last night as I… Continue reading Moose in the mirror

Recap of last year

Moose calf behind my house.

Well, so much for my plans to keep this up to date. I’ve decided to take a slightly different tack this time. First up, I’ll try and summarize last year. Lynn’s surgery After many trips to various doctors, Lynn went down to Oklahoma in June and had a total knee replacement. This was a long… Continue reading Recap of last year

Mock swim meet and another moose picture

Moose calf in the snow behind our house.

Another week of big temperature swings. A couple of my morning runs were done under an active aurora. Its really nice to look at but for some reason I forget to bring my camera and a tripod on my early morning runs, can’t imagine why. I thought maybe the clear weather would continue through the… Continue reading Mock swim meet and another moose picture

More running, some moose pictures and a recipe

Cow moose reaching up for a tasty branch.

I know I didn’t post last week, Lynn and I had gone to the pool workout room to finish out the weeks training, and when we got back home we had lost our satellite connection due to some heavy cloud cover. Not that uncommon, I didn’t feel like getting up a couple of hours early… Continue reading More running, some moose pictures and a recipe

Unmistakeable signs of the first real cold snap

Wood stove fire on a cold day

We listen to the weather forecasts but you never know how accurate they are. We knew it was finally going to get winter here and of course we’ve seen this before. Lynn and I live in a cabin, cabins are great but they are not nearly as well insulated as some of the more modern… Continue reading Unmistakeable signs of the first real cold snap